Verified Basics & VerifyPlus
Understand the factual verification and profile evidence shown on SitterRight.
What do these labels mean?
Verified Basics covers email, phone, and identity checks. VerifyPlus reports background-check pass/fail status. Reviews, experience, and reliability remain visible factual evidence; none of these changes matching order.
Evidence categories
Email Verified
Verified BasicsConfirm that you have access to your email address.
Phone Verified
Verified BasicsVerify your phone number so others can reach you when needed.
ID Verified
Verified BasicsComplete identity verification with a government-issued ID.
Background Check
VerifyPlusPass a professional background screening through our partner.
Profile Photo
Profile evidenceUpload a clear, friendly profile photo so others can recognise you.
Complete Profile
Profile evidenceFill out all profile fields including bio, experience, and preferences.
Positive Reviews
Profile evidenceShow reviews left by hosts and sitters you've worked with.
Verification Badges
Verified Identity
Completed ID verification with a government-issued document.
Background Checked
Passed a professional background screening.
Verified Phone
Phone number confirmed via SMS verification.
Experienced Sitter/Host
Completed 5 or more sits on the platform.
Top Rated
Maintained a 4.8+ average rating with at least 3 reviews.
How to complete your profile
- Complete all verification steps (email, phone, ID, background check)
- Fill out your profile fully, including bio, experience, and preferences
- Respond to messages promptly to show reliability
- Complete sits successfully and on time
- Ask for reviews after each sit to build your reputation
Why factual evidence matters
- Shows factual verification status on your profile
- Hosts and sitters feel more confident connecting with you
- May be required for trust-sensitive actions and listings
- Builds your reputation over time on the platform
Verification status and profile evidence are visible when hosts and sitters decide whether to connect. Matching order uses listing fit, then recency.